Multiple Disciplines - Zimbabwe
Forecasted
Multiple Disciplines - Zimbabwe supports U.S. scholars and professionals in teaching, combined teaching and research, and professional projects to strengthen partnerships and understanding in Zimbabwe.
This grant was recently updated
Applications for Multiple Disciplines – Zimbabwe are now marked closed, replacing the previously listed September 15, 2026 deadline.
Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application) | September 2027 (Recommendations) | September 2027 (Invitation letter)
Funding Amounts: $5,920/month for professional projects; $6,690–$6,910/month for teaching or teaching/research; 4, 5, 6, or 10 months, plus allowances
Summary: Supports U.S. scholars and professionals undertaking teaching, combined teaching/research, or professional projects in Zimbabwe.
Key Information: A host invitation is preferred when applying, but confirmation of hosting is required before the grant begins.
Description
This Fulbright Scholar Program award supports academic and professional exchanges in Zimbabwe that strengthen U.S.–Zimbabwe relationships, international understanding, university partnerships, and research networks. Supported activities include undergraduate and graduate teaching, research combined with teaching, and professional projects benefiting both the scholar and host institution. The U.S. Embassy in Harare encourages placements building on existing or prospective partnerships with U.S. universities and research institutions.
Priority interests include cybersecurity and IT, entrepreneurship, STEM, commercialization of research, mining, agriculture, and media and information literacy. Listed disciplines are agriculture, business, computer science, engineering, information sciences/systems, mathematics, and media studies. Scholars may develop curricula, advise students, mentor junior faculty, supervise research and dissertations, and engage host communities through public talks and other activities.
